Elise Pioch Balzac sits down with futurist Anders SoĢrman-Nilsson to discuss rebirths, renovations, revivals, and how childhood impressions can be the embryonic kindling for future entrepreneurship and creativity in the 7th episode of the 2nd Renaissance.
In this dialogue, we uncover and decode the meaning of Elise's childhood in the south of France, and how it has shaped her as a human, thinker, and creator. We explore the dichotomy between the Australian and French approaches to entrepreneurship and how Elise's childhood cadence on Sundays became the springboard to her first Maison Balzac collection, and why scents and perfumes can trigger new creative expressions and ideas - particularly during a pandemic that has spawned a revival of our personal abodes.
Thanks to Composition by Office Elias for styling our podcast.